... MILa1TARY NOTES AND NEWS. Time anena! report of flio %Mas~etrytringoI teforIces, ait bo:if during last tear, lias just beent A jissued. Uf bislo htgular Turcout 52,1512 trained. nsnI ani 0,tO reritsl Were exercised, anticl the ; ?? result, both for ?? - and ,collectirvo ?? firing, is coueider~~d erel staisfactory. As regards ti the CL)IOULi 10-tolL mainitaids thait no real progress in ...

... RICH GIFTS FROM 'THi' SEA ZYIELDEJD UP TO THEE The term beachcombber was first ap,.1,j to , I ruillaway sailors, and later tol'k la ail A es l jbad n3en livivg uler the sea; but ?? ?? a! comiber of to-day. nIO matter what hii3 la ea recogafsed occupation. Whllc heran be f r. along ihe shoresoi West India Jelantds tj4 2f !other pieces, he is at his best ;rn thle *Atre. is i aR ?? at isla-;s ...

... * 46 RIZNA KICKER.' el ON LIFE EN TiHE WEST. e The Lone Jerc R2erortdrr cays that we evidently conqsider oureelf a bigger utan than the Governor. Perhaps we do, We have lately caught ourself 6 Wearing our hat onl our ear nlid stepping high, and may be we are growiing conceited. Instead of a Bank. There IS roon in this town for another bank f ji tbut ii, place of it fourteen new saloosaareto e ...

... A REICUS FANATIC AND THEr ROr HE CAUSED. The death in Mlarys'and of a mian named Fry removes one of the last survivors of the band ot rustics who took cart in ?? Canterbury riots 62 yoars ago. 'The, wvere enrolled ae hts followers bv Sirii Willina Conrtecaa7'v alias Thom and .'Uihomson. a madman who was l opuilarly fsupposed in lent to be the Siviour. C llis early career iucluded the giving ? ...

... F. N, 1 DAME. . 11W For ofj iKiEET AT TiE TOWN HALL, ed ?? e B ic'i HabtuPnof thle Primroee il~l to 1 eagueciheccda sc herccaz tit the Portsmcouth Ed ?? iv 1ii i ol ('11,'celae-cuig, at which Mftessrs. fort J.if. A. Mccj1 LIcIdle ?? fl. 1E1clis, the 1.orozigzii oil cm. 1m bens, wrom' pruen~ct. licci(31 Wits cml i11oicl1ienc 00cc cores lttcildaldel, the 1reltu 11:il being- evecrywhere '1cI a A ...

... Tinl! lir. BitccECouiweeona), whbo is workingII hard to raise funds for buildiug the new paris'h't church of St. Matthiew's, hias had. his Iteart I 0 sogladdened by three promises of very subsrantihd ft ccr amnounts. Thle C-X-)Maye~r ~Mr. Ii. ii. Pinki will, it e r giye £95 to tile fund, the R1ev. A. 0. M. Mleugeus 'ek £50, and an aiionynlious donor £B100. V Serasns iN rran- Seruvicx-Her ...

... IM OVENMENT S I SHIPS. OFFRCIAL REPORTS. by WHIi~tE ALL, No-. 9 bh MIALTA-Cruiser arrived 8th November. Lerrer from Senior Officer dated 2nd November. Victorious proceeds to Suda Bay. 1'irzeu6 2and er Piatea, on 8th December. Andromeda at GIait remaius. Devastation proceeds to Platea 8th lN 2,ovember. liupert, Coquette, and ConLic-1 at Mi)lalta; remains. Speedy proceeds to Platea 6th te I ...

... EDETONG OUT WESTO JOYS OF AN ACTIVE LIRE. Joe Graham, one of tht cowboys onl Big 4 ranch, called at thie office the other day (Eays the Ari.-nsa Ifecker) to inform us that a stranger was hanging to the limb of a tree near the crossing Of Square Creek, on the Salt Lake highway. There wasn't any donbt in Joe's mind that the stranger was dead. Mr. Graham is ligltnit g en tho shoot, but lie can't ...

... ,~ I Th 1 F7 u T E, - LT . b . D Z L Al D CARE Y I PI I r Lord Rioberts wvires t'o the Wavr Ogtice as! I'ai ioitcs, October 5iii, 5.20 ii. i. French, who eft i arherton fid D|Ct. Ni ith1 thle 1 t Iact 4tti e b'~r'tr:-izate I' i- ?? cl'ilt a Serg4e nt tiknt a c.llitl'r of: the it 3anMIic:lu ?? 'lX IiLts, Z'Lll tjoeC l$ore' ,1 ?I'thnlle:ilii ?? at liurteciburg yesteroav. lieI baa1- L-v'l (lilt ...

... K NAVAL MANCEUVRES.! th SHPS COMMNS5IdNED. ta` ge ACTIVITY AT PORTSMOUTH. of or There was considerable activity at the .'Naval dii Depote on Tuesday in connection with the commissioning of the ships for the annualN ty Hancouvres. In the morning:, a fleet of two battleships, six '~cruisers. and a torvedo-depot ship were formally A he commissioned at Portsmouth for the Manceuvres . , ,1 during ...

... *Ad L.J, !- A inn. rtious are ?? ,,*v recejivjl1; relief . tj;)'h trtliu frot,, Cairo r,,achrd ( , r 1 'V l io'.llij ; !> ;Ra~, \;3 ?? ' CO1u ?? lher 08tht i% ;. ,. ?? \ s on )inziu;t ' 6t1 , ll'2. ; -, ; ll ll il!O ( tinlg thilir tickets tv I) ll'. t it AiJ) ig i a iS ill iding- in ?? . a.inil', lUd. thnt be h)opes to I ,a roui, 1sl(:novt says tlhe (toivrnnu.' :j r tor rhe iirdt maa who ?? ?? ...

... ?? GHOST ON BOARD. WEIRD STORY V BY A MATE. Apropos of the tales told by sailors probably the most weird is that of the mate of the Duten barque i3urgremeiister Joukheer Coinau. Jacob. ,Sri gbvaken is the narrator of the singular I story, which he lately told to an iuterviewer as cal follows:- ?? *ou notice that my hair is ggrey, but I am I only thirty years old. When I tell you all that l ...